ScottyM

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  • in reply to: Blomberg 1501AAA PCB damage #248031
    ScottyM
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    Re: Blomberg 1501AAA PCB damage

    Result: My mum is happy!

    All the electronics seem to be OK. I ran a couple of cold quick washes which completed successfully, so now it is running a full-cycle 90-degree maintenance wash.

    Thanks,

    Scotty M.

    in reply to: Blomberg 1501AAA PCB damage #248030
    ScottyM
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    Re: Blomberg 1501AAA PCB damage

    I’m expecting the new door interlock arriving today, as it was sent out yesterday.
    In the meantime, I removed the old door interlock and examined it.
    There is no trace of water leakage anywhere inside the machine.
    The interlock had a rubber cover over it, again there were no sign of water dripping onto it.

    However, I decided to break open the old interlock and found that the PTC element had broken down, tracking across at mains voltage.

    Also, I found that in addition to the damaged PCB tracks, 3 zener diodes had failed short-circuit.
    These were:
    GR26, type ZY10GP (10V, 2W). I used 1N5437B (10V, 5W) to replace it.
    GR28 & GR29, type BZV47C12 (12V, 2W). I used 1N5439B (12V, 5W) to replace them.

    Hopefully the controller IC hasn’t been damaged in the process.

    If it actually works after all this, I’m considering replacing link wire 5 (between the function switch and camswitch) with a small-value fuse, something like 315mA, to prevent future fry-ups.

    Scotty M.

    Edit: The postman just delivered my mail at 17:05!

    in reply to: Blomberg 1501AAA PCB damage #248028
    ScottyM
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    Re: Blomberg 1501AAA PCB damage

    Many thanks!

    I’ve ordered one from your shop.

    Scotty 🙂

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